A first-of-its kind clinical trial of bionic arms for children led by Albert Chi, M.D., is mentioned in a story about a Maple Valley, Washington, boy who received a bionic arm and is the star a new comic book, “The Bionic Kid.”

Shoukhrat Mitalipov, Ph.D., says of gene-repair discovery at OHSU: “I don’t do gene editing. I don’t do manipulation. I do correction. Is that wrong?” in comprehensive story about the cutting edge of precision medicine.

OHSU contributes to a University of Utah Health study that found women are at greater risk of losing their pregnancy within days of an increase in nitrogen dioxide pollution in northern Utah.

First Tech Federal Credit Union contributes more than $20,000 to OHSU Doernbecher as a part of its annual ‘Season of Giving’ campaign.

NBA stars light up the court with festive sneakers, including Air Jordan XV Retro Doernbecher Freestyle worn by Los Angeles Laker forward Lance Stephenson.

Ben Hoffman, M.D., is the lead author for the American Academy of Pediatrics’ new recommendation for rear-facing car seats.

In a story that documented the stages of sleep Jeff Iliff, Ph.D., says: “Sleep isn’t a uniform state. Your brain is not simply asleep or awake; it is passing in and out of different sleep states.”

Researchers struggle to track down medical guidelines five months after federal agency shut down database, according to a story quoting Valerie King, M.D., M.P.H.: “We’ve just patchworked it together.”

An OHSU report is referenced in an article about the success of Oregon’s Medicaid/CCO model.

OHSU Doernbecher Pediatric Cancer Survivorship Program. "People think the story is over when the treatment ends but it really doesn't, it's really a lifelong impact for many children," says Sue Lindemulder, M.D.